Little Resto

[cherrypicker]

Guess who got a Dremel for his birthday? A part worth looking after - some before and after shots



Sorry about phone cam pics




Finished and worthy for any show pony

[2020mad]

cant see any pics 

[cherrypicker]

Anyone else not see pics, they show up on my screen alright - perhaps I hit the wrong photobucket icon?   
don't worry, tis only Kashi guts

[Haro82]

I can see em. Nice job    I'm going to have to get myself one of them.

[bmxmatt1974]

look fine to me 

[20to26]

did you use a wire brush fitting?

[virtualmeuk]

What dremel attachments did u use to do them mate and how long did it take you?

[zed4130]

looks amazing mate, i love my dremmel 

[double chevron]

I must admit I quite like to see I am not the only weirdo restoring bloody nuts and bolts 

Good work, cherrypicker 

[cherrypicker]

First off with a soft wire brush - disc type. Then a soft abbrasive disc. Next a polishing mop with standard polish and then a dry buffing mop. About 3 hours, maybe a little more. I've done the hardware on my flights for my current build too - they came out great as well 

[jT Racing]

you really have to get yourself a bench grinder and a couple of polishiong mops, there's about 10 minutes work tops with one of those, and 6 of that is wire brushing the crud off first. it's the way forward, dremmels are great for getting to the bits where your mop can't go.
nice job though.

[cherrypicker]

Got bench mops too, for the bigger stuff